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Hey, JP here! We just wanted to know if anyone could help us color correct our upcoming film. We have a terrible case of light flicker in our films and we wanted to know if anyone had an effects program that could diminish the flicker. We will give anyone who helps us full credit in the description box (On Youtube) and in the video's closing credits. Any comments or questions welcome! Thank you! 
-JP
Alright, thanks. The clips aren't ready yet, so we'll PM you about the clips then.
Well, you might want to make sure you aren't casting a shadow on the set because your shadow will move around therefore causing flickering. Also, if you have a webcam, you want to go in and turn most (if not all) of the light settings onto manual.
And don't use flourescent lights. They actually flicker a little bit. Not always noticeable to the human eye, but in a brickfilm it causes flickering.
Hope this helps! 
He wanted EDITING help! Mighty Wanderer 
Well, hahaha, the bad thing is that we don't have a webcam, in fact, our camera doesn't have many manual settings at all. The good thing is that we don't have any flourescent lights. Thank you for your help though, if we get a webcam, our light flicker should drastically decrease (hopefully .) And buikes, it's okay. Color correction is apart of the effects process (if I'm not mistaken.)
Last edited by Juggernaut Pictures (March 23, 2011 (05:02pm))
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